CALIFORNIA July 9, 2004 -- Reports of food-bourn illness have people running scared. Is our food safe? How can we be sure? If you aren’t sure, you can grow it yourself- organically.
   
Organic farming is the use of methods such as beneficial insects, natural composting and selective plant use- among many others- to control pests and disease and produce healthy, hearty plants.
   
Organic farming can be done on any scale. From a tiny window box of herbs to a mass production providing organic produce to thousands, organic growing practices can be used to grow healthy food and eliminate the need for unhealthy chemicals in the foods we eat. It is also the number-one choice for an environmentally conscious public.
   
GoingOrganic.com is your new resource for the beginning gardener, the professional organic grower or a mass-producer of fruits, vegetables, herbs and other foods who wants to begin growing organically on a commercial scale.
   
At GoingOrganic.com you will find consultations for organic farming, literature, learning opportunities, landscaping services and much more.
   
GoingOrganic.com was founded by world-famous pioneer of the industry, Jay North, who has over 30 years experience in growing organic flowers, edible flowers, vegetables, herbs, baby vegetables and raising livestock naturally and without steroids or other unnatural methods.
   
Author of Getting Started in Organic Gardening, Grow Yourself Rich, Cooking With Edible Flowers and many other works, Jay can not only help you start your organic farm, but will be able to guide you in the years to come.
   
Visit www.GoingOrganic.com or call Jay 805-646-2425 today and begin your organic farm in time for fall growing season!

www.GoingOrganic.com
402 West Ojai Ave.
pmb 134
Ojai, Ca. 93023
Media Contact: Jay North
Office: (805) 646-2425
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